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what is antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE)
when preformed antibodies (from first infection) bind to non-neutralizing antigens on virus and enhance viruses ability to enter macrophages (by Fc receptor)
ADE (antibody-dependent enhancement) occurs in what virus
dengue
what causes dengue hemorrhagic fever
second exposure to virus of a different strain
sylvan cycle of dengue
mosquito to monkey
urban cycle of dengue
mosquito to human
genome of arbovirus
ambisense (mixed + and - sense) ssRNA
three subclasses of arboviruses
togavirus
flavivirus (yellow and dengue fever)
bunyavirus
stamaril
yellow fever vaccine
yellow fever is endemic in what regions
south america
africa
black vomit
yellow fever (blood in stomach from gastric mucosal invasion turns black and is vomitted)
councilman bodies
yellow fever (intracellular viral growth in hepatocytes)
clinical signs of yellow fever
jaundice
black vomit
vector of yellow fever
mosquito
vector of dengue fever
mosquito
principal site of dengue viral replication
dendritic cell
breakbone fever (deep bone pain)
dengue fever (infection of the bone marrow)
fever
rash
back pain
dengue fever
dengue shock syndrome
spontaneous hemorrhage due to dengue hemorrhagic fever
causes cytokine storm
dengue hemorrhagic fever